October 22, 2001
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From the Editors
On
June 23, I left my friend's Manhattan apartment and worked my way on foot across town to Grand Central Station.
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Despite travel difficulties
and the demands of news coverage, 130 reporters and writers attended the 52nd Annual Conference of the Religion Newswriters Association, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, last month.
Three people from countries where war and violence have been ongoing tell why prayer is more than just words.
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The declines that rocked the stock markets in September sent out broad ripples, accentuating the fact that we live in an unmistakably global economy. But this seasoned investment banker injects a hopeful declaration: There are always spiritual answers to greed, shortages, and zero-sum predicaments.
What does a soldier pray for in between packing up and shipping out?
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What motivates a 24-year-old to look beyond the comforts of home and care about the world?
A sampling of how the desire for peace is taking shape in thought and in word
An opportunity for making the world a little more stable was waiting right inside the city limits.
Their prayer:Aggravating and disruptive, that call to prayer five times a day!Shouting from a minaret—is there no other way for them to pray?
"Thou wilt light my candle: the Lord my God will enlighten my darkness."
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"If your church closed today, who would miss it besides its members?
Pain—no matter how large or how small—is no part of reality, because it is unlike God.
Eight years ago, when I had an examination for reading glasses, the eye doctor told me that I was beginning to have glaucoma.
Because God is good and is everywhere, I don't need to be afraid.
People all over the city are teaming up, talking together, binding together, like never before.
